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Of the four streams that comprise the Tl'azt'en Nation-UNBC CURA project: Improved Partnerships, Traditional Ecological Knowledge, and Ecotourism currently have graduate students conducting collaborative research projects in partnership with Tl'azt'en Nation.

Traditional Ecological Knowledge:

• The Ecology of Plant Gathering with Tl'azt'en Nation

• Tl'azt'en Nation's Ancestral History of Yeko (Cunningham Lake)

Ecotourism:

• Identifying and Determining how a First Nation's Community can engage in Tourism

• PROJECT COMPLETED MARCH 2009: An inquiry into Aboriginal tourism product attributes and their influence on product preference by travelers to Northern BC

Improved Partnerships:

• PROJECT COMPLETED AUGUST 2009: Evolving Co-management Practice: Community-Based Environmental Monitoring with Tl'azt'en Nation on the John Prince Research Forest

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© Tl'azt'en Nation and the University of Northern BC CURA - Partnering for Sustainable Resource Management, 2005

For more information or comments on the website, please contact Sarah Parsons, Research Coordinator